It has been so super cool seeing all your Photo A Day pictures. I am so pleased so many of you have jumped onboard with this months challenge. For those that are new and visiting for the first time you can see this months challenge here. Join in and let's have some fun.
Don't forget you can join in on the fun ANYWHERE you are connected!!! So if you're on Facebook simply post on my wall, pin it on my Pinterest board Photo A Day Challenge, you can Tweet it and of course on Instagram.
Day 2 - Fridge
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Here's some cool facts on water........
1) H2O is the chemical symbol for water. Each molecule of water contains two atoms of hydrogen (H) joined to a single atom of oxygen (O).
2) As a resource, water is renewable and made available at all times through solar energy, enabling it to evaporate from oceans and land, before redistributing it around the world.
3) Water is the ONLY substance found naturally on Earth in three forms: liquid, gas and solid. Frozen water is 9% lighter than its liquid form and hence, ice floats on water.
4) Morethan 70% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. Of this water, 97% is in oceans, which makes it salty and undrinkable. The remaining 3% is freshwater. Only 0.3% is found in rivers and lakes. The rest is frozen.
5) The three largest water uses are for: agriculture (67%), industry (19%) and municipal/residential (9%).
6) Over 100 years, a water molecule would have spent some 98 years in the ocean, 20 months as ice, about 2 weeks in lakes and rivers, and less than a week in the atmosphere.
7) The rivers in Asia are the most polluted in the world, containing three times as many human waste bacteria than the global average, and 20 times more lead than rivers in industrialised countries.
8) Two-thirds of the human body is water. Human bones are 25% water.
9) Humans can go a month without food but will die after one week without water.
10) Water leaves the human body five minutes after consumption, when you breathe out water vapour, perspire, or go for a leak.
11) The World Health Organisation estimates that a person needs 19 litres of water to meet his daily needs including drinking, showering and cleaning.
12) Water makes up 75% of the average chicken, and 80% of an elephant.
13) On average, frontloading washing machines use 80 litres, and top loading machines use 170 litres of water per wash.
14) Washing a mug under a running tap uses about a litre of water.
15) About nine litres of water is used to flush the toilet. You will save about four litres if you use a half-flush.
16) To produce a fast-food lunch of a hamburger, french fries and a soft drink, about 6800 litres of water is needed. The water is for growing the spuds, the grain for the bun and cattle feed, as well as for producing the drink.
17) According to the UK Environment Agency, one drip per second wastes 1200 litres of water in a year. That's around three litres per day or 90 litres if the drip breaks into a stream.
18) Water can tell you how fresh an egg is. A good egg sinks and a stale one won't.
19) An elephant's trunk can hold 11 litres of water.
20) A full-grown tree that is around 20m high with 600,000 leaves and a tree top diameter of 12 m will produce about 400 litres of water in evaporation a day.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/723129
So make sure you hydrate and get plenty of sky juice into you! ;-)
Here's some of my favourites Day 2 - fridge Photo A Day Challenge;
@jinx2310
@jadeandersen88
@kookykaterpillar
@sullyleash27
Super cool and creative guys! Thanks so much for playing.
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What's in your fridge?
I'm off to a Bloggers Brunch tomorrow and need to prep up the kids sports day tomorrow. So I bid you farewell until we meet tomorrow. XxDani
